We have been using OxBlue for a few years and have had very good luck with them.

Other then this one project where the owner checks out the camera all the time and the cameras (4 of them to be exact) have been down for around 1/2 the last month. But that really has been the execption. I have not seen an issue before for the 2+ years I have been working here.

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We have been using OxBlue for a few years and have had very good luck with them.

Other then this one project where the owner checks out the camera all the time and the cameras (4 of them to be exact) have been down for around 1/2 the last month. But that really has been the execption. I have not seen an issue before for the 2+ years I have been working here.

I've heard good things about OxBlue, but the price is significant. My marketing guy drilled a hole into the waterproof case of a GoPro and successfully got time lapse photos using one.

It's one of those back-burner items that I've never delved into that I want to find a cost effective solution for. There's got to be a relatively cheap combination of the following that would work: Waterproof outdoor enclosure + camera hooked up to a computer/server running software that is capable of saving a picture at a certain interval.

Agreed, we have used a little of everything. I have found that snapping a photo every hour during sun light hours provides plenty of video for the owner and can be compiled into a "Video" for a dazzling presentation.

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